10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NOGASY»
Discover the use of
nogasy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
nogasy and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Polish literature.
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Studies on Ottoman Social and Political History: Selected ... - Strona 227
Nogay (the term derives from Nogay Khan, the thirteenth-century ruler of the Golden Horde) and the people of the town. The Nogay were mostly people from the hinterland and the northern plains of Crimea who had been engaged chiefly in ...
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A History of Ukraine: The Land and Its Peoples - Strona 184
The Nogay Tatars and slavery Whereas the Crimean Khanate quickly took on the characteristics of a stable sedentary society associated with the agricultural, artisan, and commercial pursuits of the majority of the population living in the ...
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Ivan the Terrible: A Military History - Strona 65
In the I 5 50s and 1560s the Nogay Horde itself fragmented into several entities: Great Nogay (ruled by the clan of Prince Ismail), Small Nogay (ruled by the Prince Gazi and so also known as Gaziulus) and Altyul'sky Horde (led by Prince ...
Alexander Filjushkin, 2008
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Russia's Steppe Frontier: The Making of a Colonial Empire, ...
Other mirzas were reproached for their inappropriate demands.138 Apparently Moscow found it more expedient to extract itself from a direct distribution of payments and let the Nogay rulers themselves satisfy the insatiable appetite of their ...
Michael Khodarkovsky, 2004
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Cumans and Tatars: Oriental Military in the Pre-Ottoman ... - Strona 83
After Ivan Asen III's flight and George Terter's accession to the Bulgarian throne, some time in 1280 he decided to take refuge with the Tatar prince Nogay. Together with his Tatar commander ˇCavušbaš ̈ı, he appeared at Nogay's court.
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History of Ukraine - 2nd, Revised Edition: The Land and ...
Nogay. Tatars. and. slavery. Whereas the Crimean Khanate quickly tookonthe characteristics of a stable sedentary society associated withthe agricultural, artisan, and commercial pursuits of the majorityofthe population livingin the southern ...
Paul Robert Magocsi, 2010
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Legends of the Caucasus
1 Min is the name of a Nogay tribe. Later, after the names of the bogatyrs, is cited the name of the Nogay tribe to which the bogatyr belonged. 2 In the ancient Nogay language, the word 'blue' (pale blue) means big and strong, so he is ...
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The Crimean Khanate and Poland-Lithuania: International ...
your border castles by us or by the qalga sultan, or the nureddin sultan, or by other princes [sultans], or by any of the Crimean beys, mirzas, or aghas, or by the mirzas of the GreatNogay and Little Nogay [hordes], of the [clans] Oraq-oghlu,12 ...
Dariusz Kolodziejczyk, 2011
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The Caucasus - An Introduction - Strona 65
The Nogays (78,000) are descendants of Turkic and Mongolian nomad tribes and inhabit mainly the Nogay Steppe, without having a real homeland. More precisely, they live in northern Dagestan, the Stavropol Kray, Karachay–Cherkessia ...
